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Putin’s henchmen helped Musk to acquire Twitter - reports
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And no one is surprised... And here's the thing. With Musk being in this deep with this many criminal enterprises, it compromises all his work. Tesla, Starlink, Space X, Neuralink, xAI, OpenAI, Boring Company, are all compromised. Doing business with them is doing business with criminals
He literally made a military operation on behalf of Ukraine fail last year. I guess Putin is getting his money's worth.
So... business as usual for conservatives
Guess where Boeing got their whistle blower assassins from.
I don't know... Boeing definitely was the kind of company to have an in-house assassin team and training program... but it is possible that those fell victim to budget cuts, brain drain, and knowledge loss and now they're having to subcontract...
All "his" work
Bruh, he just bought someone else's work and slapped his name on it
No I know. That's most of everything he has ever done. But the fact is is that his net worth is mostly propped up by cronyism and he's been heavily invested in crime and he does own and control these companies, which is the dangerous part
No wonder the government is this deep with them.